Anthropometric Indicators of Adiposity Related to Body Weight and Body Shape as Cardiometabolic Risk Predictors in British Young Adults: Superiority of Waist-to-Height Ratio

Table 5

Area under curve analysis for cardiometabolic risk associated with body weight and body shape-related indicators of adiposity.

	MetS	At least two risk factors	At least one risk factor
Body fat percent	0.771 (0.694, 0.847)	0.605 (0.544, 0.665)	0.595 (0.545, 0.644)
BMI	0.827 (0.747, 0.906)	0.614 (0.548, 0.680)	0.615 (0.566, 0.663)
New BMI	0.826 (0.746, 0.907)	0.637 (0.572, 0.702)	0.630 (0.582, 0.678)
CUN-BAE	0.768 (0.680, 0.856)	0.596 (0.530, 0.661)	0.600 (0.551, 0.650)
WC	0.889 (0.831, 0.947)	0.640 (0.575, 0.705)	0.612 (0.563, 0.660)
WHR	0.782 (0.723, 0.841)	0.638 (0.575, 0.701)	0.585 (0.536, 0.634)
WHtR	0.892 (0.831, 0.953)	0.663 (0.600, 0.727)	0.631 (0.583, 0.680)
BAI	0.776 (0.692, 0.860)	0.581 (0.517, 0.646)	0.599 (0.549, 0.648)
ABSI	0.233 (0.140, 0.327)	0.427 (0.358, 0.495)	0.415 (0.365, 0.464)